Long Journeys For Club Games

[brokencrossbar1]

In Armagh Shane O Neills and Carrickcruppen are about 300 yards apart I would say it is definitely the closest here.

[crossfire]

You have to travel back in time to reach some parts of south Armagh.

You would have to travel back in time to find a good footballer in Lurgan.

[Minus15]

We are very fortunate in Down to have relatively short journey times - means that we can have Friday night leagues. Great time for football.

[Tony Baloney]

Must be some distances covered for Ulster League matches with bogmen from Donegal and Strabane visiting teams in Antrim and possibly Down.

Waterfoot to Portaferry is a brave jaunt if you're dying Minder 

[BennyCake]

Coalisland and Clonoe's pitches are about half a mile apart, as the crow flies. You could probably stand in Coalisland's ground, and see the scoreboard in Clonoe with a pair of binoculars and see how their neighbours are getting on. Providing both are playing at the same time of course.

[Hoof Hearted]

Coalisland and Clonoe's pitches are about half a mile apart, as the crow flies. You could probably stand in Coalisland's ground, and see the scoreboard in Clonoe with a pair of binoculars and see how their neighbours are getting on. Providing both are playing at the same time of course.

Rossa can still use their own changing rooms if they wish when they play St.Pauls away !

[AZOffaly]

Coalisland and Clonoe's pitches are about half a mile apart, as the crow flies. You could probably stand in Coalisland's ground, and see the scoreboard in Clonoe with a pair of binoculars and see how their neighbours are getting on. Providing both are playing at the same time of course.

Rossa can still use their own changing rooms if they wish when they play St.Pauls away !

And do.

What's the other club down at the bottom of those fields? Pauls and Rossa are side by side I think? But isn't there another one that runs perpendicular to both?